I would be grateful if someone could identify a tilt-over, telescoping
pole I've come
across. Need mostly ratings and the true length of the support pole.
The telescoping part consists of a square steel tube 2 5/8" (outside) on
a side 20'
1.5" long. There is a pivot hole about 1" from the base. It has a
hand-cranked winch
mounted 25" above the pivot hole. The telescoping pole extends @18' 9.5"
and is
a round tube 2.25" OD.
The support pole is also 2 5/8" square tubing but the base end has been
torched off. The remainder is 56.25" long with the mount
for the telescoping pole pivot 9.25" from the torched off end. A
platform with a
hand-operated winch is at the top and a holding plate (a piece of 2" wide
by .25 thick
plate which bolts onto "ears" welded to the support pole) mount about 4"
beneath
the winch. There are no markings on the device.
I need to know the original length of the support pole and what kind of
load one
might put on the extended tube.
Advance Thanks,
Tim K3HX
CW Elitist
QRP Snob (except on 160 where I'm an amp-running philistine.....HI!)
Old Fart
20 WPM Extra
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